Ventura County Fire Department – Committed to …
Composed of approximately 600 dedicated men and women, the Ventura County Fire Department is an all-hazard, full-service agency. We proudly provide fire protection, medical aid, rescue, hazardous materials response, and a variety of other services to the public.
PulsePoint Active Calls - Ventura County Fire Department
PulsePoint is a non-profit foundation building applications that improve survivability from extremely time-sensitive medical emergencies such as cardiac arrest.
Careers – Ventura County Fire Department - vcfd.org
At Ventura County Fire Department, we’re more than just first responders — we’re a team dedicated to safety, prevention, and community support. Whether you’re here to learn about ways to get involved, explore career opportunities, or discover how we’re making a difference, we’re glad you stopped by.
About VCFD - Ventura County Fire Department
Composed of approximately 658 dedicated men and women, the Ventura County Fire Protection District (commonly known as the Ventura County Fire Department) is an all-hazard, full-service special district operating under the Fire Protection District Law of 1987.
Watch Duty – Ventura County Fire Department
Watch Duty is an app that provides wildfire mapping and alerts with real-time information vetted by their staff. The application is operated by a non-profit organization. The group is not affiliated with the Ventura County Fire Department. Click below to download the Watch Duty App or visit Watch Duty – Wildfire Maps & Alerts.
Fire Stations - Ventura County Fire Department
Wherever you reside in Ventura County, you’ll find a VCFD fire station within efficient response distance of you and your family. The following is a list of all 34 VCFD fire stations—and their corresponding numbers.
Public Information Office - Ventura County Fire Department
The Public Information Office provides timely and accurate information to the media, the community, businesses and non-profits during fire emergencies and throughout the year.
Standards & Guidelines - Ventura County Fire Department
Provides guidance for conceptual landscape design related to fire protection plans for properties located within mapped State Fire Hazard Severity Zones (FHSZ) or local Hazardous Fire Area (HFA).
Fire Hazard Severity Zones - Ventura County Fire Department
CAL FIRE’s office of the State Fire Marshal has updated the State Responsibility Area (SRA) Fire Hazard Severity Zone maps effective April 1, 2024. The new FHSZ map viewer along with information about the FHSZs is available at the OSFM FHSZ Maps page.
Active Call Feeds - Ventura County Fire Department
To further protect citizen privacy, the description of the incident is displayed as a general category: STRUCTURE (fire), BRUSH, (fire) MEDICAL, TC (traffic collision), etc.
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